Backyard
concrete
concrete
he main lawn, but I do like the overgrown grass look” “Carex pansa - no mow grass” “create a separation between mowed lawn and ornamental grasses” “Buffalo grass low 6" no mowing for area around house” “Lawn alternatives - fescue, carex, buffalo grass?” “using concrete barriers to separate lawn, etc. from grassses” “like the no mow front part of lawn” “carex pansa = no mow grass” “Edging for end of lawn area”
“Sedge...lawn alternative. Can mow 2x a yr or leave tall” “Emancipation from lawn slavery yet natural and beautiful!” “Mow sedge once per year in spring to cut off winter kill. Let seeds drop after flowering to allow sedge to fill in more densely.” “Sedge makes a tough and beautiful lawn alternative.” “look, or mow it a few times a year to maintain more of a lawn look. Sedge can handle light foot traffic and is native to nearly every state in the U.S., depending on the variety. Growing tips: Mow your sedge lawn in the spring to remove any winter burn, and let the seeds drop after they have finished flowering”
“Feather Reed Grass. Best of all grasses due to the fact that it stays vertical...”
Olives are so gorgeous! Can you give a few tips for purchasing lovely, kind of mature olives that won't break the bank? My client and I were shopping for mature olives and gave that up when faced with price tags in the several thousand dollar-ish range.” “They are Olive (Olea europaea 'Majestic Beauty')”
Swan Hill fruitless olive trees and Mexican Feather grass
layers
festuca rubra; so probably CR buffalo grass on west side of house; no mow grass”
Garden planters
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